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Thursday, October 21, 2010

Bryan's interview

Bryan went to an interview with a Harley Davidson recruits from a dealership in Moore, OK. That is near Oklahoma City, OK. This is NOT necessary where I want to move to, but we'll go where he gets work. This was his first interview and this is kinda how it went.

The guy was impressed with Bryan school academics and the fact he works full time. He told Bryan that because he had taken the BMW course he'll pretty much get whatever job he wants. I guess just taking that class is impressive on his transcripts! He offered Bryan less money hourly than we are willing to take. Also the cost of moving there would be a lot. He was impressed with Bryan's attendance and GPA (of course) He told Bryan he has the job if we wants it. Bryan has 2 weeks to let them know. We'll see if they can make a better offer. But at least it's a good sign that Bryan shouldn't have too hard of job getting work :)

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2 comments:

Sherri said...

That sounds awesome. It will be good when he sees all his hard work paying off. I can tell you're so proud.

Jen said...

That is fantastic news! Go Bry!

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